Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 302
vered twice.Tones had to be laid at oncein their proper strength, andmodelling was done less by add-ing than by rubbing out. Theresults were luminous pictures,with the light inside them. George Barret was the sonof the Irish disciple of Wilsonmentioned in a previous chapter.He distinguished himself… … FIG. 503.—THE DRINKER.(WAINWRIGHT.) painted in oil as well as water.Kensington. F. O. Finch ex-celled in the same Claudesquestyle of art as Barret. Samuel Prout is famous for thesympathetic skill with which hedelineated time-worn specimens ofGothic and Renaissance architect-ure ; Copley Fielding…
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